This week will open access to the beach of Salou Llenguadets

Salou. Costa Dorada. This week will open access to Cala Llenguadets currently closed and therefore locked to swimmers, thanks to the work being done to recover the Camino de Ronda. Work is continuing at various points and serve to link the current Pilons walk to the height of Replanells as meaning "an unprecedented recovery of the coast for use by citizens," says the mayor of Salou, Pere Granados. The project consists of three phases, the first, currently under way will cost 2,8 million euros and covers the stretch between Pylons and Replanells. There are still two more stages to run where you are to start soon expropriations. According to the Mayor "the willingness of the Ministry of Environment to take forward the work encourages us to continue this project in which we firmly believe." The total of the work will involve an investment of more than 7 million euros in action along 4 miles of coastline. The mayor of Salou, Granados Pere, along with the councilman of Land Management, Marc Montagut, have visited the work of the Camino de Ronda in the veranda area of Salou, at the end of the street Brussels. Granados has explained that the municipality is a priority project because it involves "an investment in Salou power is undisputed as a scenic attraction and one area that is recovered in many places, was closed to public access," said . The works, which were implemented last week at the behest of the current government team completed before Easter 2010.

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